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Feminist Art - Bringing a Feminine Perspective to the World

  • Dewey Byrne

Dewey Byrne

•2 min read
Feminist Art - Bringing a Feminine Perspective to the World

1. Costume for Mother Earth by Miriam Schapiro

The Legacy of Miriam Schapiro​​ Schapiro was a leading voice in the development of the Feminist art movement. Through her work and her teaching, she influenced the work and changed the lives of women artists all over the world who heard her lecture and saw her work

2. Fallen Woman (Femme Maison), 1946 - Louise Bourgeois


This composition appeared first in an ink on linen work of 1946-47, and was then used for an exhibition brochure for "Louise Bourgeois: Paintings" on view at Norlyst Gallery, New York from 10/28-11/8/1947.

3. 'Untitled', Linder, 1976

This is one of a group of Untitled photomontages Linder created in 1976-8 from women’s fashion magazines. It shows a sepia-toned couple locked in a romantic embrace. The man’s arms are round the woman’s waist and his forehead pressed to hers.

4. Untitled (You are a very special person) - Barbara Kruger

Another central theme to her works is the question of power and the identity of those who dictate justice. As seen in “Untitled (You Are a Very Special Person)” the bejeweled crown symbolizes authority while the words speak of subordinate mockery.

5. 'Amanda In The Mirror' by Rose McGowan (1992)

'Amanda in The Mirror' was created by Nan Goldin in a Contemporary style. She often captures the mood of people.

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